Vallejo - Game Color Introduction Set | Starter Set for Fantasy and Wargame Figures | 16 Bottles x 18 ml (0.60 fl.oz.)

As someone who’s ventured into the world of miniature painting, I can confidently say the Vallejo Game Color Advanced Set is a fantastic step up—especially if you’ve already explored their Introduction Set.🧪 Paint Quality & Performance Each bottle delivers the smooth consistency and high pigment load Vallejo is known for. The paints lay down beautifully whether you're base coating, layering, or edge highlighting. They adhere well to primed surfaces and offer excellent coverage with minimal thinning.🌈 Vibrant, Rich Colors What really makes this set shine is the intensity of its colors. From deep crimson reds to luminous magical blues, the palette feels curated for fantasy figures. The colors pop on the tabletop and respond nicely to both wet blending and dry brushing techniques.🛠️ Beginner-Friendly, Expert-Approved If you’re just getting into the hobby, this set is a perfect progression. It builds on the foundational colors of the Intro Set by introducing more nuanced shades and specialty tones, helping painters experiment and elevate their work without overwhelming them.✅ Perfect Companion to the Introduction Set This advanced set doesn’t replace the basics—it complements them. Together, they give you a full spectrum to tackle everything from goblins and warlocks to sci-fi troopers and dragons.

Wonderful paints; they have excellent coverage, even with lighter value colors on a dark primed miniature. They sit between Pro Acryl and Golden Liquid Acrylics in consistency and mix really well with either. Would have been nice if they had an agitator ball in the bottles but that is just nit-picking. For dry brushing don't use a wet palette and it will perform exceptionally well. Haven't tried their metallic colors yet but i intend to soon enough. I am strongly considering buying some of the expansion sets though this introductory set has plenty to work with if on a budget. Mind your choice of brush as it makes a fair bit of difference with the dried finish though for base coloring and washes anything but the cheapest of synthetics will suffice.

These acrylic paints are not messing around. It's a bit of a low bar, but these colors actually hold up. I've had figures painted with these for a couple of years now, and the colors haven't faded or flaked off. The secret, of course, is starting with a proper primer. Even the best paint needs a good base to stick to.Most paints say they're permanent, and you just sort of nod and hope for the best. With these, you can actually believe it. They're a solid, no-nonsense choice for anyone who wants to paint a figure once and not worry about it ever again.

I'm super happy with the opacity and coverage of these paints, though that's to be expected from Vallejo. A little paint gives a lot of coverage, the colors are bright and bold, and while the price can seem a little steep, I think the quality more than makes up for it. I had my last set for ages, and I'm looking forward to keeping these ones for just as long.

The media could not be loaded. These paints provide excellent coverage and have a good consistency. The can thin nicely all the way down to a filmy wash, if you want. They hold up well on my wet palette so I'm not seeing a lot of waste. I'm brand new to painting minis so this is all new to me, but I've been using these and getting decent results for a few weeks now. I haven't had any of the problems I've seen others mention.

It works.

These are nice, affordable, quality paints for models. Im airbrushing and normal brushing them on model cars. They have been easy to thin for the airbrush while having good color. Easy to clean with just water or windex.

I use these paints on my 3D prints and they are perfect! a great value for my money